Philips CDR820/17 manual About recording, Basic information, Direct Line Recording DLR

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About recording

English

Basic information

We will describe:

–Recording from internal CD changer

–Recording from an external source

–Finalizing CDR(W) discs:

Finalizing a CDR(W) disc is a simple procedure, necessary to:

–play a recorded CDR on a standard CD player;

–play a recorded CDRW on a CDRW compatible CD player

–Unfinalizing CDRWdiscs:

Necessary to add new recordings to the disc or to erase the disc

–Erasing from CDRWdiscs

0The recording procedure is the same for CDR and CDRW discs. Make sure that the CDR(W) is absolutely free of scratches and dust particles.

0It is advisable to use a CDRW disc for your first try.

0For recordings, the minimum track length is 4 seconds.You can record up to a maximum of 99 tracks on a disc.The minimum of recording time left on the disc is 7 seconds. Else, Disc Full is displayed and you cannot enter into the record mode. If the length of the source material is longer than the remaining recording time on the CDR(W) Does Not Fit is displayed

0CD TEXT on the original CD is recorded automatically. When a track with copy protected text is encountered Text Protect will be displayed.

Copyright protection

The Serial Copy Management System (SCMS) prevents the making of a digital copy from a digital copy.The system allows making a digital recording from the original, however in some countries this may require the authorization of copyright holders.

When you try to record a copy protected material from an external source, Copy Protect will be displayed. No further digital recording is possible then.

When you try to record a copy protected material from the internal CD changer no digital recording is possible, however the CD recorder will automatically switch to analog recording. It is not possible to copy an MP3-CD.

Remarks on recording

0Recording can be stopped manually by pressing STOP 9 otherwise recording will stop automatically.

0During recording the elapsed recording time can be checked by pressing DISPLAY.

Direct Line Recording (DLR)

The CD recorder is equipped with the high-performance Direct Line Recording (DLR) technique. It ensures a perfect recording of the source material, meaning a true “bit for bit” recording. DLR will not be active, when ALC is used or when the record level is adjusted.

Auto Level Control (ALC)

Auto Level Control ensures that the tracks on the recorded disc have a similar volume level. Always the already recorded tracks of the CDR(W) disc will be taken as reference for the volume level of the following recordings.

Auto level control becomes automatically active, when:

–COMPILE CD is being used,

–a disc, a track or a track edit is being high speed recorded and the CDR(W) has recordings on it, or

–a program (consisting from more than one disc) from the CD changer is being high speed recorded.

Auto level control will not become active, when:

–using COPY CD,

–making recordings from an external source, or

–making normal recordings in listen mode.

Switching ALC permanently off

1If necessary press STOP 9 to stop playback.

2Press CDR to select the CD recorder.

3Press REC LEVEL to select:

➜ ALC Off : ALC is permanently switched off.

0To enable ALC press REC LEVEL again to select: ➜ ALC On : ALC is enabled.

Adjusting the record level

You can adjust the reference record level for both digital and analog recordings from the internal changer as well as from external sources.This is also possible when ALC is active.This feature can also be used for fading your recordings in or out.

1Select the recording source with CD1, CD2 or CD3 for internal recording or with AUX for external recording.

2Press REC LEVEL on the set to enable the

¡ EASY JOG ™ control to adjust the record level.

3Rotate the ¡ EASY JOG ™ control to the left to adjust the desired record level.

➜ The actual record level (in dB) will be displayed.

Notes:

The record level from the internal changer can only be adjusted during recording.

The loudest sounds on the source should not reach 0 dB maximum (first red level).

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Contents Audio CD Recorder / 3 CD Changer Dear Philips product owner For Customer UseFrançais CanadaEnglish Important Safety Instructions What is COVERED? What is EXCLUDED?Where is Service AVAILABLE? To GET Warranty Service in CanadaTable of contents General information Disc handling MaintenanceSome words about MP3 General ControlsControls CD changer CD recorderDisplay Display indicationsStep PlaylistSetup recommendations ConnectionsConnections Connections generalDirect digital coaxial connection Direct digital optical connectionInstallation Power supplyDemo mode Type plate is located on the rear of the setRemote control commands Remote controlInserting batteries in the remote control Loading discs Loading discsPlaying MP3 discs onlyPlaying Track selection and searchingShuffle and repeat CDtext display Programming Programming track numbersChanging a program Clearing a programAdjusting the record level About recordingBasic information Direct Line Recording DLRInternal recording Selecting the recording speed Recording an entire CDRecording a single track Recording a single track during playbackRecording a program If CD changer is selectedIf a program is available If an A-B edit is available see A-B EditingIf a digital source is selected Microphone recording Analog or digital recordingAutomatic track increment for analog sources External recording Recording with automatic startRecording with automatic start from an external source If an analog source is selectedIf Mic Only is selected Microphone recording Finalizing CDR & Cdrw discsIf AUX Mix Mic is selected Unfinalizing, erasing Unfinalizing Cdrw discsErasing from a Cdrw disc Erasing an entire CdrwSpecial features Text edit on CD recorder onlyIf you want to delete the character If you want to substitute the characterClearing the A-B edit EditingOn CD changer only Operating the recorder via your PC keyboard Edit onlyTroubleshooting

CDR820/17 specifications

The Philips CDR820/17 is a versatile and innovative audio component designed for music enthusiasts who seek high-quality sound and user-friendly features. This compact disc recorder combines the functionality of a CD player, CD recorder, and digital audio converter, making it a perfect addition to any home audio system.

One of the standout features of the CDR820/17 is its ability to record audio directly onto CDs, allowing users to create their own customized music collections. This device employs advanced technology to ensure that recordings maintain exceptional sound quality, rivaling that of commercially produced discs. Users can easily record audio from various sources, including vinyl records, cassette tapes, and other digital devices, making it a versatile option for transferring cherished music to a modern medium.

This model is equipped with a user-friendly microphone input and a detailed LCD display that provides essential information about the recording process. Additionally, the CDR820/17 supports various disc formats, including CD-R and CD-RW, which gives users the flexibility to choose how they want their music stored and shared. The ability to finalize discs ensures that they can be played on any standard CD player, making the process seamless for sharing with friends and family.

With integrated features such as automatic recording level control, the CDR820/17 takes the guesswork out of achieving optimal sound. This technology automatically adjusts the input levels during recording, ensuring consistent quality across different sources and preventing distortion from overly loud signals.

Additionally, the CDR820/17 boasts a sleek and modern design with an intuitive control layout, allowing users to navigate through menus and settings with ease. The device’s durable construction ensures reliability, making it a long-lasting investment for music lovers.

Connectivity options are also noteworthy. The CDR820/17 features multiple audio inputs, including RCA and digital coaxial connections, ensuring compatibility with various audio equipment. Whether users aim to integrate it into a more extensive home audio setup or utilize standalone capabilities, the Philips CDR820/17 stands out as an accessible and powerful solution.

In summary, the Philips CDR820/17 combines functionality, ease of use, and superior sound quality, making it an excellent choice for those looking to preserve their audio library while enjoying the convenience of modern recording technology.
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